Face
Facial Fracture Repair
Facial Fracture Repair treats broken bones in the face by moving them back into position and stabilizing them as needed.
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Eyes
Orbital Fracture Repair
Orbital Fracture Repair is surgery to repair broken bones around the eye and help restore the structure of the eye socket.
Face · Arms
Maxillary Fracture Repair
Maxillary Fracture Repair is surgery to realign and stabilize broken bones in the upper jaw, helping restore their position and support.
Face
Mandibular Fracture Repair
Mandibular Fracture Repair treats a broken lower jaw by realigning and stabilizing the bone to support healing.
Face · Hands Wrists
Facial Nerve Repair / Grafting
Facial Nerve Repair / Grafting reconnects damaged facial nerves directly or uses a nerve segment to bridge a gap in the nerve.
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